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Kodiak and Afognak Life, 1868 - 1870 de Huggins, Eli Lundy - 1981

Name: Winona : A Dakota Legend and Other Poems
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Author: Huggins, Eli Lundy

de Huggins, Eli Lundy

Kodiak and Afognak Life, 1868 - 1870

de Huggins, Eli Lundy

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Kingston, Ontario: The Limestone Press. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1981. Hardcover. 0-919642-96-9 . With the Journals of John A. Campbell and Frederick Sargent. Edited, with an Introduction by Richard A. Pierce. Gilt stamped red cloth, illustrated endpapers, typescript text with inserted 8 pp section of photographs. Alaska History, Number 20.; 6-1/4" x 9-1/4"; xiv, 163, [2] pp; Slight spine lean, little wear, clean and unmarked. .

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ISBN 10 0919642969
ISBN 13 9780919642966
Editorial The Limestone Press
Lugar de publicación Kingston, Ontario
Fecha de publicación 1981
Palabras clave 0-919642-96-9

Winona : A Dakota Legend and Other Poems

de Huggins, Eli Lundy

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Usado - Good+ with no dust jacket

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First Edition; First Printing

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Hardcover

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Mike's Library

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New York: G P Putnam's Sons. Good+ with no dust jacket. 1890. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Library stamps/marks/labels/pocket/slip, spine darkened with chipping to head and tail, light tone, otherwise light wear. Solid hardcover.; Eli Lundy Huggins was raised in Minnesota, where his parents assisted missionaries at Dakota Indian Missions. He remained a professional cavalry officer after the Civil War, earning a Medal Of Honor in 1880 for action against the Oglala Sioux in Montana. The title poem reflects his romantic vision of the decline of the Native Americans, a typical theme of the period. An uncommon work from an interesting and successful man of his period. ; Ex-Library; vi, 176 pages .